Tell Travel Company TUI to Stop Supporting Abuse of Orcas, Other Dolphins

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At SeaWorld, orcas live in cramped concrete tanks. With no physical, mental, or emotional stimulation, they spend their days swimming in endless circles. Despite being fully aware of SeaWorld's cruel treatment of animals, travel company TUI—formerly known as Thomson Holidays—continues to sell tickets to the abusement park.

orca at SeaWorld laying on platform

More than 40 orcas have died at SeaWorld—many far short of their natural life expectancies—from causes such as bacterial infections and fractured skulls. Hundreds of other dolphins, whales, and other animals have died at the parks, too.

Dolphins at SeaWorld are often housed in incompatible groups, over 100 of them in just seven tanks, and because of their cramped enclosures, they're unable to escape attacks from other frustrated, aggressive dolphins.

Following his involvement with PETA U.K.’s campaign that led Jet2holidays to cut ties with cruel marine parks, musician and activist Morrissey sent a letter to TUI’s leadership, urging the company to follow the lead of the dozens of other businesses—including Booking.com, Tripadvisor, and Virgin Holidays—that have already severed ties with the abusement park.

Please urge TUI to end its partnership with SeaWorld!

TUI
Customer Support
TUI
Thomas
Ellerbeck
TUI Group - Corporate & External Affairs
David
Burling
TUI Group - Markets & Airlines
Sebastian
Ebel
TUI Group - Hotels & Resorts, Cruises, Destination Experiences
Christian
Rapp
TUI
Mathias
Kiep
TUI
Peter
Krueger
TUI
Sybille
Reiss
TUI

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